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Economic impacts of being close to subway networks : a case study of Korean metropolitan areas

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Nepal government had established National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) for the Reconstruction of Earthquake Affected Structures. Chitwan is one of the least affected districts where Bharatpur Metropolitan City lies. In Bharatpur, there were 711 total victims whose houses were completely...

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Why Pandemics, Such as COVID-19, Require a Metropolitan Response

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